Intern Alumni Network
We are looking for individuals who truly understand
the stakes of the energy transition
Our work is driven by the urgency to create a sustainable future, and we seek passionate, forward-thinking professionals ready to take on this challenge. If you’re innovative, curious, and eager to make a real impact in the renewable energy sector, we want you on our team. Join us and be part of a diverse, dynamic environment where your expertise and ideas will shape the future of clean energy.
Training Ground for
Independent Thinkers
Odette Capital’s Intern Alumni represent a small, carefully selected group of individuals who have contributed meaningfully to the firm’s work across investment banking, research, and transaction execution.
Interns are integrated directly into live mandates and strategic initiatives, working closely with senior leadership in a boutique environment that emphasizes intellectual rigor, independent thinking, and professional integrity.
Our alumni have gone on to pursue careers and advanced study in investment banking, asset management, public policy, sustainability, and related fields, carrying forward the analytical discipline and perspective developed during their time at Odette.
We consider the internship a formative professional experience and maintain enduring relationships with our alumni as they progress in their careers.
Energy in Action
“I was staffed on live sell-side mandates from my first week — diligence, financial modeling, and the marketing materials that went to clients and counterparties. None of it was a practice exercise. That meant I learned how a mandate actually moves: how an asset gets positioned, how assumptions get stress-tested before anything leaves the building, and how buyers respond once materials are in the market.”
★★★★★
Aarush Mathur
Math & Economics Major at NYU“This was the first experience I’ve had where sustainability wasn’t treated as a marketing layer, but as a real financial constraint. I learned how policy, capital markets, and project risk intersect, and how disciplined debt structuring can determine whether a project actually gets built.”
★★★★★
Grace Vera
Sustainable Development Major, Columbia University“What surprised me most was how deeply technical the work actually was. I wasn’t just building models or cleaning data — I was applying quantitative thinking to real financing structures and seeing how small assumptions materially change outcomes. It felt much closer to applied systems design than a typical finance internship.”
★★★★★
